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Ostensive affective feedback and the emergence of the capacity to negotiate communicative content: the psychology of establishing agreement.
Inferring agreement, that is, inferring that mental content is mutually considered to be sufficiently aligned for the purposes of an interaction, is crucial for many facets of human sociality. Importantly, humans are highly skilled at facilitating such inferences through communication. Yet even with
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